i'm tony harris. computer glitches impact the new york stock exchange. and air travel changing of the guard. baltimore's mayor commissions the police to stop the spike in violence and the muslim community comes to the aid of the african-american community. >> and we begin with a challenging day of technical glitches for the world's large effort stock exchange, and one of the world's large effort

this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm tony harris. ethiopian leaders are hosting a state dinner for president obama. he is the first sitting american president to visit the nation. he also met with other regional leaders to discuss the crisis in south sudan. >> the situation's deteriorating. humanitarian situation is worsening. possibilities of reanied renewed conflict in a region that has been torn by conflict for so long and has resulted in so many deaths is something that requires urgent attention from all of us. >> mohammad adow has more on the president's visit. >> the u.s. president has praised african american peace keeping coalition. the president is referring to the retaking of the towns in southeastern somalia and also barring southwestern somalia from al shabaab by the thousands of ethiopian troops who are part of the peace keeping mission. the losing of this territory however, does not mean that al shabaab, militarily, when they carried out an attack on a hotel in mogadishu.. deep within government held territory this is o

i'm tony harris. we are learning the names of two of the marines killed by a gunmen in chattanooga, tennessee, one of them thomas sullivan was an iraq war veteran from massachusetts. he is one of four marines killed when mohammed aziz opened fire on two military facilities before he died. police are now pouring over the suspects home and computer to try to figure out his motive. jonathan, what are police telling you? >> reporter: right now police are certainly focusing on a motive. the big unknown and big question mark authorities have at this hour. i spoke with a police chief earlier today who said that is one of many questions that remain unanswered. what could have motivated this young man to open fire at two military sites within a few miles of ooefrp yesterday mid-morning. at one of the sites behind me which is where those marines were shot and killed there is a small memorial where people have been stopping by to offer condolences to their victims and families. and then there is a scene just off

with tony harris. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. a gunman attacks two military centers in chattanooga killing four marines. what we know about the suspect and the fbi's search for a motive. and the lone wolf threat. how the government plans to prevent extreme acts of violence here in this country. and we begin with the deaths of four marines gunne

i'm tony harris. ray suarez is up next with inside story. but for the youngest drivers the digital natives who had a cell known in their hand since they were little, it heightens the elevated dangers for them and other motorists on the road with them. driven to distraction - it's tonight's "insid

i'm tony harris. after five decades of mistrust between the united states and cuba this is what change looks like as he brings in acrimony in u.s. and cuban regulations. >> it's not just symbolism. >> whale they silence dissidents and fugitives and cop killers. but the benefits, not only for agriculture and tech and tourism, but for the u.s. reputation across latin america. where the cuban policy nurtured long-standing resent many. for millions of cubans, most have known nothing but tension and us spinning from the united states. >> we'll have the opportunity to engage more across the island. >> president obama started a 15-day notification to congress, and the cubans announced that they're going to be opening their embassy on july toe. and the u.s. embassy in havana announced that it's going to open a couple of days after that. >> miami's little havana neighborhood is home to thousands of cuban exiles, and they have been watching president obama's efforts to normalize releases with cuba. and what are

i'm tony harris. disturking details about the violent past of a man accused of kill two women in a crowded louisiana movie theater. the kenya agenda. president obama's travel to kenya begins with dinner with relatives. and cyber risk on the road. more than a million vehicles are recalled after hackers take over a jeep. ♪ we begin in last, lafayette louisiana, where five people are being treated after a man open fired in a movie theater. he killed two women before turning the gun on himself. we take a look at his troubled past, but first we go to jonathan martin in lafayette. where does the investigation stand now? >> well, tony, the police wrapped up a news conference just a few moments ago. there is still so little they know about the gunmen. one of the questions they have is why was he here in lafayette louisiana. he is from the alabama area, but police say he had been in this community for some two weeks. we also just learned a few minutes ago that the .40 caliber semi automatic handgun was illeg

. >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm tony harris. day one of normalized relations between the united states and cuba. >>> the u.n. security council endorsing the new iran nuclear deal. congress now has 60 days to consider the agreement. >>> and sandra bland's family says new dash cam video builds a case for an independent investigation. ♪ >>> and we begin with an historic day in the relationship between the united states and cuba. hundreds of people watched and the cuban flag was raised in front of its embassy in washington. the ceremony came hours after ties between the united states and cuba were officially restored. mike viqueira joins us live now from outside of the new cuban embassy in washington, d.c. mike? >> reporter: toni, it's not news to anybody on the east coast but it is a hot and sultry evening here in washington. breaking out what is now as of today officially the cuban embassy, where they raised that flag for the first time in 54 years, the cuban flag officially in front of the diplomatic post here in washington. 10

i'm tony harris in new york. "america tonight" is next. [ ♪♪ ] >>> on "america tonight"... >> i wanted to be seen, i wanted people to hear me. it wasn't an easy thing, it motivated me to feep pushing -- keep pushing. >> reporter: the philadelphia freeway and his rush to move forward. sara hoy with a voice committed to dropping the truce. >>> also - quick draw. >> graffiti as a fast medium is meant to be fast. if you slow you'll get caught. >> a new orleans ar

i'm tony harris. computer glitches impact the new york stock exchange. and air travel changing of the guard. baltimore's mayor commissions the police to stop the spike in violence and the muslim community comes to the aid of the african-american community. >> and we begin with a

i'm tony harris. delaying the euro. giving until sunday to stop the spiraling greek debt crisis. and the confederate flag is still flying near the statehouse. and a heroin spike use has quadrupled over a decade. but who is using the dangerous drug may surprise you.

i'm tony harris. greece's prime minister calls this crow's credit crisis embarrassing, and he promises the problems will end within 478 hours of sunday's referendum. >> . >>> gulf coast states reaching a record settlement with bp. we'll talk about what he has lost since the oil spill. and the government's june jobs look strong, but numbers can be deceiving. >> and we begin with greece's prime minister's latest attempt to reassure a nation frustrated and angry with the deepening financial crisis. he says that he can close a deal with creditors by tuesday. and in an interview today he said that cash shortages are embarrassing but won't last long and he wants greece to represent creditor's demands. john psaropoulos has the latest from athens. >> the yes vote has grown in these days, compared to the no vote, which has been holding the majority in the last days. but it's difficult to say who will have the upper hand come sunday. at the moment, the yes vote is feeding off of the security of greece possibly

i'm tony harris. released again texas officials unveil a different quality version of a dash cam video showing sandra bland's arrest. >>> hate crime. the suspected gunman in the charleston church attack. will he face the death penalty? >> and we begin with a new version of the dramatic dash cam video of sandra bland. she was found dead in her cell three days after an altercation during a traffic stop earlier this month. speculation of a cover-up. the officials wednesday denied that the tape had been intentionally doctored and released a clean copy today. and more importantly, what is on that tape and how the situation escalated so quickly? take a look and listen. >> would you find putting out your cigarette, please? >> i'm in my car i don't have to put out my cigarette. >> you can step on out now. >> i don't want to step out. >> step on out of the car. step out of the car. i will write you up. get out now! get out of the car! >> for a failure to signal. you're doing all of this for failure to signal?

. >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm tony harris. one day after the greeks reject a bailout deal the prime minister resigns. >>> the president at the pentagon says progress is being made against isil but the fight is far from over. >>> south carolina's senate votes to remove what many call a hateful view of slavery, and team usa heading home as champions after a thrilling world cup victory. ♪ >>> we begin with the urgent situation in greece a nation in the midst of a deepening crisis. the greek prime minister will face an emergency meeting tomorrow. he is expected to present a new proposal, after voters rejected the bailout. many greeks are proud they stood up to international pressure. but things could get much worse for them before they get better. jonah hull reports now from athens. >> reporter: on this day there is one sentiment amove others on the street. >> i'm proud of my people. yes, i feel proud for my people but also confused because we say no to the proposal of europe. we want a better proposal. >> reporter: but pride in

i'm tony harris. and john seigenthaler will be back in a couple of minutes. ♪ ♪. >> hi, everyone, this is al jazeera, america. >> chattanooga shootings. >> a gunman opens fire at two military sites. >> we saw the silver convertible mustang and he was just unloading some type of large rifle. >> four marines killed. >> somebody pruittly, and brazenly attacked members of our armed services. >> tonight we are live from the scene with the latest, the suspect and the search for a motive.

and tony harris has the night off. agreement under fire. white house tries to convince senators to support the iran nuclear deal. critics say that the president was bamboozled. >>> and amtrack new protocols for dealing with deadly. >>> and sandra bland's death the autopsy indicates suicide.

i'm tony harris. greece's prime minister calls this crow's credit crisis embarrassing, and he promises the problems will end within 478 hours of sunday's referendum. >> . >>> gulf coast states reaching a record settlement with bp. we'll talk about what he has lost since the oil spill. and the government's june jobs look strong, but numbers can be deceiving.

i'm tony harris. delaying the euro. giving until sunday to stop the spiraling greek debt crisis. and the confederate flag is still flying near the statehouse. and a heroin spike use has quadrupled over a decade. but who is using the dangerous drug may surprise you. and we start with the latest on the greek debt crisis. tonight, the prime minister said that he has submitted a new proposal to the euro zone. this wednesday all 28 leaders will gather to try to det get a deal to rescue greece. the president encouraged them to come to a agreement to keep greece in the euro zone. the alternative could be devastating to greek businesses. >> the foot of mount hamito, christoph's grapes are ripening fast under the assurance and they won't wait for greece to solve it's financial problems. if they aren't picked in september, he will be ruined. he can't get money from the bank to pay his precious suppliers. >> very soon the harvest starts and then everything needs to happen. i only hope that a solution will be found soon. >> wine is one of greece's old effort industries. christoph inherited h

i'm tony harris. ferguson missouri, has a new top cop today. nearly a year after riots erupted after the death of michael brown a long time officer from arizona already has goals set for a six-month appointment. >> my goal is building trust in this community right now. so everything that i do day-to-day will be about this community and the police officers here not concentrating on whether or not i'm going to be the police chief of the future. >> we were at the news conference in ferguson, and she said that the chief is not from that region but has connection there. >> the city is going from one interim police chief to another. they couldn't say how many people were considered for this position but i can tell you that the manager is from glendale arizona and andre anderson is now coming from the glendale police department. he most recently worked as a commander overseaing 80 directs in the criminal investigation unit. he has 24 years of law enforcement experience, and the mayor today said that it is a bonus that he is also a black man. anderson

tony harris is on assignment. the ohio police officer charged with the murder of an unarmed black man says he is not guilty. questions ahead about campus security. a chunk of wing on a remote island raises the question of whether the mh370 flight could finally be sold. the oldest

that is all of our time, tony harris, see you back here at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, the news develops from london. >> the first to reach the port in four months. turkey says it has identified the suicide bomb ever behind this attack on a student rally on monday. bolivia's government has agreed to meet miners

i'm tony harris in new york. "america tonight" is next. [ ♪♪ ] >>> on "america tonight"... >> i wanted to be seen, i wanted people to hear me. it wasn't an easy thing, it motivated me to feep pushing -- keep pushing. >> reporter: the philadelphia freeway and his rush to move forward. sara hoy with a voice committed to dropping the truce. >>> also - quick draw. >> graffiti as a fast medium is meant to be fast. if you slow you'll get caught. >> a new orleans artist his canvas and how it earned him a canvas. i seen the guys walking up i thought it wasn't good >>> an incredible journey and the artist whose images led the way >>> christopher putzel with art by jacob lawrence and the resonance it has for us today >>> thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. on this holiday weekend we look at the voices and vision of america. the greatest art captures the ordinary struggles. so with the work of the late artist jacob lawrence known for his depiction of the great migration. 100 years after a staggering 6 million americans

i'm tony harris. after five decades of mistrust between the united states and cuba

i'm tony harris. ray suarez is up next with inside story. but for the youngest drivers the digital natives who had a cell known in their hand since they were little, it heightens the elevated dangers for them and other motorists on the road with them. driven to distraction - it's tonight's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. the most dangerous place for an american teenager is behind the wheel. kids learn to drive, and we let them in large numbers, at a younger age than we let them vote, drink, sign contracts or marry. none of those other activities involve climbing into a huge chunk of metal, and talking or texting or fiddling with the radio. erica pitzi looks at how we teach young drives in the country, and no matter how they drive distracted, och with devastating -- oven with devastating results. >> reporter: playing with the radio, putting on make-up. talking and texting on the phone. aum taking a teenager's eyes off the road with deadly consequences. cars. >> the most common form of distraction was teens inter

i'm tony harris. done deal. removal of the confederate flag from the south carolina statehouse grounds, but now the debate moves to the u.s. capitol. the high school football team's celebration that some saw as racist. and tough issues on the table as talks continue in iran's nuclear program, and for how long? >>> greece's new proposal. once off the table.

thank you for joining us, tony harris in new york, the news continues next, hive from london. this is al jazeera. hello there, this is the news hour. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the muslim brotherhood called for a uprising in egypt tortured abused and recruited to fight the shocking reality of life for the young victims of syria's war. five years after the oil disaster, b.p. reached a record settlement. >> with the sport including roger's record run continues.

i'm tony harris. disturking details about the violent past of a man accused of kill two women in a crowded louisiana movie theater. the kenya agenda. president obama's travel to kenya begins with dinner with relatives. and cyber risk on the road. more than a million vehicles are recalled after hackers take over a jeep.

i'm tony harris. released again texas officials unveil a different quality version of a dash cam video showing sandra bland's arrest. >>> hate crime. the suspected gunman in the charleston church attack. will he face the death penalty?

i'm tony harris. we are learning more about the gunmen and the victims in a shooting at a louisiana movie theater. police identified the shooter as this man. two people died and nine others were injured before he turned the gun on himself. one of the people hurt is now in critical condition. jonathan martin has more. >> reporter: well despite identifying the shooter earlier today, police say there is still very little that they know about him. that's one of the reasons that fbi agents and state police are across louisiana and back in alabama where this man was from trying to find out people who were in contact with him. and why he came into this theater and started shooting. it was 20 minutes into the show when movie goers heard a loud pop. witnesses thought it was a firecracker, but it was gunfire a man sitting inside the theater stood up and started firing into the crowd. police have identified him at this man. people in the theater complex described a scene of chaos. >> there was a woman laying on

. >> history 54 years in the making this is al jazeera america live in new york city i'm tony harris and united states and cuba took a step to restoring diplomatic relations and president obama announced a short time ago the nations are restoring diplomatic ties and sets the stage to reopen embassys in havana and doors shut 50 years ago and we are live with mike at the white house and this is the culmination of negotiations that have been going on for a long time now. >> quite some time and started around the negotiations to free the captive america allen gross who was this a cuban prison and worked for the u.s. government, u.s. aid and obama administration and secret talks with pope francis talked behind the scenes with cuban counterparts and on december 17 allen gross was free and the time was right and domino's started falling and dam broke and choose your metaphor and president obama was going to normalize relations with cuba and since then a series of staff meetings to clear the nuts and bolts and details and last remaining issues between the two governments culminating in this

tony harris has the story. >> the superintendent is the flashpoint in the school district deeply divided along race and class lines in the aftermath of a mass shooting and an ugly episode at a majority white high school. her appointment driven by school board chair woman cindy bond coats has raised many questions about her hiring process. >> we have said from the beginning, i wanted someone with superintendent experience. >> for many in charleston's black community dr. lisa harris, the deputy superintendent of charleston county schools was the only candidate with the right experience to manage the fallout from a provocative incident that recently rocked the city. >> last october it came to light that members of the football team from academic magnet high school were engaging in an odd watermelon ritual after wins. members of the team would buy watermelons and draw big toothy grins on them and smash them after victories while allegedly making monkey sounds. >> after they would beat these teams, predominantly turned out to be african-american teams they would pick up a watermelon, draw a c

i'm erica pitzi and tony harris is on assignment. the white house tries to convince lawmakers to accept the nuclear deal with iran toy. >> after an emergency meeting nato pledges support for turkey as that country pledge pledge in the fight against isil. >>> and apologizing for killing zimbabwe's most famo

. >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm tony harris. one day after the greeks reject a bailout deal the prime minister resigns. >>> the president at the pentagon says progress is being made against isil but the fight is far from over. >>> south carolina's senate votes to remove what many call a hateful view of slavery, and team usa heading home as champions after a thrilling world cup victory. ♪

. >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm tony harris. day one of normalized relations between the united states and cuba. >>> the u.n. security council endorsing the new iran nuclear deal. congress now has 60 days to consider the agreement. >>> and sandra bland's family says new dash cam video builds a case for an independent investigation. ♪

tony harris is on assignment. the long-time leader of the taliban, the reports of omar's death are credible. >> and this is the most asinine thing that i've ever seen a mister mick. >> a police officer indicted for murder in the death of an unarmed black man. >>> and the multimillion-dollar business of big game

i'm tony harris. turkey steps up in the fight against isil and against the kurds moving to further destabilize the region. >>> and the fallout from a controversial turn in the debate over the iran nuclear plan. ♪

i'm tony harris in new york. john is back with us in just a couple of minutes. >> hi everyone this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. >>> why, clues to a motive in the chattanooga shooting. what we know about the suspect and the 74 marines who were killed. death in texas. a woman pulled over for a traffic stop, dies days later in police custody. the case of san sandra blantd. bland.

tony harris is on assignment. there is global outrage over a fire bombing attack in west bank, that killed a toddler. and other members of the family are fighting for their lives. >>> a vaccine to fight deadly ebola advisor e-virus. reworking of a mountain side that

i'm tony harris. turkey steps up in the fight against isil and against the kurds moving to further destabilize the region. >>> and the fallout from a controversial turn in the debate over the iran nuclear plan. ♪ >>> we begin with a greater involvement by turkey in the fight against isil. the united states and turkey are said to be finalizing plans to create a safe zone along the turkey syria border. mike viqueira joins us live from washington. what more are you learning about this plan? >> reporter: for months they couldn't agree on the best tactics to confront isil now there's new cooperation and a new agreement, but turkey has a different agenda and another enemy than the united states. a week ago in the border town turks gather in an anti isil protest. moments later, tragedy. [ explosion ] >> reporter: amid the chaos, 32 are dead. isil is respect -- expected of carrying out the attacks. the next day turks urge the government to do more. against this backdrop of unrest turkey stepping deeper into

tony harris is on assignment. there is global outrage over a fire bombing attack in west bank, that killed a toddler. and other members of the family are fighting for their lives. >>> a vaccine to fight deadly ebola advisor e-virus. reworking of a mountain side that honors the civil war's confederate leaders. we begin with new violence that has intensified tensions in the middle east. today the obama administration joined israeli and palestinian leaders in condemning an arson attack that killed a palestinian toddler. jewish settlers are suspected of setting fire of a residence. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited with the boy's family at a palestinian hospital. he says israelis and palestinians must work together to find the attackers. >> we have to calm the spirits and recommit ourselves to our joint battle against terrorism and extremism. it's something that all participants of the israeli government and all parts of israeli society agree on: it's important that we make common cause with our palesti

the news continues next with tony harris luis silva >>> a country divided. >> many people that are voting yes are voting against the counter government. >> we have to take our lives back >>> greeks rally ahead of the vote to accept or reject a financial bailout >>> foreigners dying in the fight against i.s.i.l. >> i believe the world is not doing enough to help >>> the latest an australian man. what drives vigilantes to volunteer to risk their lives >>> preserving history - the effort to save one of the world's oldest

i'm erica pitzi and tony harris is on assignment. the white house tries to convince lawmakers to accept the nuclear deal with iran toy. >> after an emergency meeting nato pledges support for turkey as that country pledge pledge in the fight against isil. >>> and apologizing for killing zimbabwe's most famous lion. >> after nearly 30 years in prison jonathan pollard is being paroled. pollard, an american citizen was sentenced for life for spying on israel. and critics say that he's a traitor who should remain in prison. and mike viqueira joins us live from washington d.c. and did the white house play a role in getting pollard paroled? >> it insists that it did not. and senior officials in the department of justice say that this was a mandatory parole, dick tainted by the laws of the time in 1985 when jonathan pollard was arrested, when he tried to enter in washington d.c. passing off what was described as an incredibly large quantity of classified information. and sparked fierce passions ever since erica as you know. but at the time,

and tony harris has the night off. agreement under fire. white house tries to convince senators to support the iran nuclear deal. critics say that the president was bamboozled. >>> and amtrack new protocols for dealing with deadly. >>> and sandra bland's death the autopsy indicates suicide. >> and you are watching aljazeera america live from new york. i'm jonathan betz, and we deal with the heated debate on capitol hill as president obama defends the deal. harsh criticism from both parties, many who don't believe that iran will hold up their end of the bargain. libby casey did the senators get the answers they were looking for? >> reporter: jonathan, they certainly did get answers some of which they general winnley seemed to be after. they had real questions about the details of this iran deal. and that was laid out to great pain today. some in congress, and especially republics will be satisfied by anything the obama administration has to say. [ applause ] it was the first opportunity for the chief u.s. negotiator to publicly defend his ir

i'm tony harris. done deal. removal of the confederate flag from the south carolina statehouse grounds, but now the debate moves to the u.s. capitol. the high school football team's celebration that some saw as racist. and tough issues on the table as talks continue in iran's nuclear program, and for how long? >>> greece's new proposal. once off the table. we begin in south carolina for the confederate flag flies one more night over the complex. and it will come down tomorrow morning. it is days after the charleston shooting reignited the debate over the flag's meaning. governor haynes assigned the bill. and what do we know about how the removal happened? >> we don't know how the removal is going to take place but we know it's going to come down tomorrow at 10:. this is a historic day for south carolina, and less than 24 hours ago it looked like the flag might not come down any time soon. with the stroke of a pen, nikki haley made history removing the confederate flag from the state grounds after half a century.

i'm tony harris. computer glitches impact the new york stock exchange. and air travel changing of the guard. baltimore's mayor commissions the police to stop the spike in violence and the muslim community comes to the aid of the african-american community. >> and we begin with a challenging day of technical glitches for the world's large effort stock exchange, and one of the world's large effort airlines. trading at the new york stock exchange was suspended for several hours and united airlines had to ground flights for a short time because of computer problems. leaselisa stark joins us from washington and what do we know about these glitches? >> well, tony, as you can expect the first concern is was this some sort of coordinated cyber attack? thankfully, it was not and it was internal problems with the computer systems and that was the word today from the secretary of homeland security, who was speaking on a forum on cyber security. >> i've spoken to the ceo of united, and it appears from what we know at this stage that the malfunctions and united and t

tony harris is on assignment. the ohio police officer charged with the murder of an unarmed black man says he is not guilty. questions ahead, about campus security. a chunk of wing on a remote island, raises the question of whether the mh370 flight could finally be sold. the oldest baseball card finally sold, hidden away in a box of candy. ththe former university of cincinnati police officer accused of murdering an unarmed man, is pleadings not guilty to the crime. ray tensing was arraigned abisi onile-ere are here. there are reports that other police officers are under investigation in this case? >> yeah, that's right, erica. nice to hear from you. we are hearing that at least two officers have been put on paid administrative leave. apparently they receive testifie the grand jury and said they did not see anything on the day the incident occurred. however the body camera told a completely different story. on the video one of the officers could be heard telling a cincinnati police officer that he saw ray tensing g

tony harris is on assignment. the long-time leader of the taliban, the reports of omar's death are credible. >> and this is the most asinine thing that i've ever seen a mister mick. >> a police officer indicted for murder in the death of an unarmed black man. >>> and the multimillion-dollar business of big game hunt being. what's needed to help protect the animals. >> we begin with a potential blow for the taliban in afghanistan. afghan officials say that the group's reclusive leader, omar, is dead, and he has been for two years. the white house said that the reports are credible. news comes as talks between the taliban and the afghan government are set to resume. >> he was the spiritual leader of the taliban. famously reclusive, only a few photographs of him exist. fbi offered millions of dollars for his whereabouts that remained a mystery in the last years of his life. it was never clear if they were his wordsful as a young man, he was a fighter battling the soviets. how mullah omar game the self ro claimed emir

i am harris faulkner andrea tantaros is here sandra smith, and rachel campops duffy is back and tony sayegh is here and you are outnumbered. good to see you. >> great to be back with good friends. >> a good political day. absolutely. as we just showed you ohio governor john kasich is announcing his run for the white house. minutes ago the former governor from a key swing state highlighting his long career in public office. the governor joins one of the most crowded fields in decades. bret baier is standing by to help break this down. >> this was a speech that focused on optimism and looking at the horizon. it was not off a tell prompter. john kasich is poplar in ohio but how poplar he is overall is the test. he has been somebody who has pushed up against his party on a number of things; accepting medicare in ohio common core fracking and he said his party is his vehicle not his master. the question will be whether john kasich can turn conservative credentials into a top show. the introduction by former new hampshire senator who is his campaign chairman on the ground in a granite stat

cavendish, who dedicated the wind to tony martin is now third overall. another britain, chris from is staying in the overall leader's yellow. brent: barely a day seems to go past without pop and one direction trending on social media. singer harry styles would have preferred that this mishap went unnoticed and he took an epic tumble onstage in san diego last night. he sent fans into a twitter frenzy. the #has been tweeted more than half a million times. the singer himself was not hurt except for a little bruising to his ego. just a reminder of our top story lawmakers in greece are debating new reform proposals for the country's creditors. the latest offer includes compromising on what had been red lines for the government, raising taxes and cutting pensions. egyptian actor omar sharif has died, known for his performances in the films dr. zhivago and lawrence of arabia. you're watching dw news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the next hour for more news. see you then. inisters are expected to make what is being described a major decision on

cavendish, who dedicated the win to tony martin is now third overall. another brits is staying in the overall leader's yellow. brent: barely a day seems to go past without the pop band one direction trending on social media. singer harry styles would have preferred that this mishap went unnoticed. he took an epic tumble onstage in san diego last night. he sent fans into a twitter frenzy. the #ohnoharry been tweeted more than half a million times. the singer himself was not hurt except for a little bruising to his ego. just a reminder of our top story, lawmakers in greece are debating new reform proposals for the country's creditors. the latest offer includes compromising on what had been red lines for the government raising taxes and cutting pensions. egyptian actor omar sharif has died from a heart attack at the age of 83. sharif was best known for his performances in the films dr. zhivago and lawrence of arabia. you're watching dw news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the next hour for more news. i hope you can join us. see you then. >>